La socialdemocrazia tedesca e il programma di Bad Godesberg. Nuovi spunti di riflessione
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Abstract
The aim of this article is to analyse in depth the Bad Godesberg manifesto, which was approved by the German Social Democracy (SPD) in 1959. Using primary sources and literature, the author intends to show the political origins of the programme, its features and, lastly, its legacy. The main thesis is that Bad Godesberg was the last broad ideological programme of the European Social Democracy.
